Background Checks
09-11-2007 | 11:01 AM
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Background Checks
OK, I know how to check my credit score and my credit record, but how do I do a background check on myself using the same agencies the majors use? speeding ticket checks? FAA check? etc...
I have a clean background, but 8 years ago I had a case of identity theft and want to make sure there is nothing lingering out there.
If any of you HR guys are out there, please advise.
I have a clean background, but 8 years ago I had a case of identity theft and want to make sure there is nothing lingering out there.
If any of you HR guys are out there, please advise.
09-12-2007 | 06:59 AM
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
If you were arrested, but not convicted, that will not show up on any of the "normal" checks.
However...airlines may ask if you were ever arrested for anything, and in that case you should probably be honest. Trespassing is pretty minor and if it gets thrown out, that's even better. It would be possible for an airline to learn of an incident like that if they conduct a private background check in addition to pulling the national records. I suspect AA/eagle would do that, not too sure of any others.
09-12-2007 | 07:05 AM
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If you were arrested, but not convicted, that will not show up on any of the "normal" checks.
However...airlines may ask if you were ever arrested for anything, and in that case you should probably be honest. Trespassing is pretty minor and if it gets thrown out, that's even better. It would be possible for an airline to learn of an incident like that if they conduct a private background check in addition to pulling the national records. I suspect AA/eagle would do that, not too sure of any others.
However...airlines may ask if you were ever arrested for anything, and in that case you should probably be honest. Trespassing is pretty minor and if it gets thrown out, that's even better. It would be possible for an airline to learn of an incident like that if they conduct a private background check in addition to pulling the national records. I suspect AA/eagle would do that, not too sure of any others.
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